noun

immorality

ih-muh-RA-lih-tee

Immorality (noun) means the quality of being immoral; wickedness. Example: “The scandal exposed the immorality at the heart of the company.”

noun

The quality of being immoral; wickedness.

"The scandal exposed the immorality at the heart of the company."

A specific immoral act.

"His many immoralities eventually caught up with him."

How to use immorality

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishBeing morally wrong, or an example of morally wrong behavior.

immoralities plural

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The scandal exposed the _____ at the heart of the company.

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What does “immorality” mean?

The word “immorality” means the quality of being immoral; wickedness. In plain terms, being morally wrong, or an example of morally wrong behavior.

How do you pronounce “immorality”?

“Immorality” is pronounced ih-muh-RA-lih-tee (/ɪməˈɹælɪti/ in IPA).

How do you use “immorality” in a sentence?

Here is “immorality” used in a sentence: “The scandal exposed the immorality at the heart of the company.”

What part of speech is “immorality”?

“Immorality” is a noun.

How many meanings does “immorality” have?

“Immorality” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: the quality of being immoral; wickedness.

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